Diplomats Fear Talks Doomed at United Nations
Western diplomats at the United Nations warned the Soviet Union appears poised to scuttle the Geneva talks on a ban on nuclear tests. Moscow demands an unconditional, immediate ban without inspection, risking a collapse of efforts led by the United States and Britain.
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Ex-Judge Faces Murder Charge in Chesterfield Shooting
Former Probate Judge W. E. Redfearn is set to be charged with murder after Rudolph Hursey, 56, a Chesterfield funeral director, died from a gunshot wound inflicted at the funeral home. Hursey had been shot in the abdomen. Redfearn admitted the shooting but offered no motive. Governing officials previously investigated Redfearn for alleged misconduct and removed him from office.
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Recruit Testimony in Army Court Martial Reveals Abuse
Pvt Jimmy Cope from Mountain Creek Alabama testified Moman threatened to hang him using a tent rope. Pvt James Moore of Parkersburg West Virginia said three recruits dipped his head into a grease trap under Moman's direction. Names include S Sgt George Sovie of Ogdensburg New York and 1st Lt Gerald Wheatley of Bridgeton New Jersey. Wheatley faces a later general court martial for neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Life as a game of chance says cards often stack against you
The remark frames life as a risk filled with odds stacked by circumstance. It emphasizes luck, resilience, and the need to navigate uncertain outcomes despite obstacles.
New Pope Is Elected
The new pope, named John XXIII, was celebrated as bells rang at St. Peter's Basilica. Crowds in St. Peter's Square cheered wildly, waving handkerchiefs as the announcement spread.
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Lions Induct Three New Members at Archdale Trinity Club
Archdale Trinity Lions Club inducted three new members Bill Hutchens Dr Leonard Farlow and Donald Hancock at a Guil Rand Fire Station meeting last night Twenty seven members earned perfect attendance awards for the year Guest speaker Elsie Dills formerly a nurse at Fairbanks Alaska attended the event.
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Fairbanks
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Nadine White Appointed Clerk at Archdale Post Office
Archdale postmaster Lloyd Taylor announced Nadine White has begun part time duties as clerk in the Archdale post office. She will also fill in while he vacations or away for other reasons.
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Northampton County School Supt. seeks leave amid embezzlement case
Northampton County School Superintendent N. L. Turner plans to ask the County Board of Education for a leave of absence while embezzlement and false pretenses charges are pending. The Northampton Grand Jury is weighing four new indictments against Turner as Acting Prosecutor Lunsford Crew prepares to present more bills. Turner denies involvement and says he seeks leave until cleared. The case gained attention after a state attorney general statement about embezzlement from the Northampton County Board of Education.
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Lunsford Crew
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Third Dist
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State Attorney General's Office
Board of Educaton
Crew
Three Soviet Scientists Win 1958 Nobel Prize In Physics
The article notes three Soviet scientists won the 1958 physics Nobel for high energy particle behavior data. It mentions American contenders Beadle Tatum Lederberg for medicine and physiology with a $41 420 prize. Beadle Tatum Lederberg prominent geneticists linked to Neurospora and viral genetics.
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George W. Beadle
Edward L. Tatum
Joshua Lederberg
Beadle
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Tatum
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Lederberg
University of Wisconsin
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
First direct transatlantic line opens Sept 25 1956
The report notes voices carried by radio telephone since 1927 and a July to September 25 1956 milestone when a direct line was opened linking Oban Scotland with Clarenville Newfoundland via a week long cable system.
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Oban
Scotland
Clarenville
Newfoundland
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